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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Networked Labor Movement: Edges and Mediators
This is the third in a series of posts I am writing to help me think through the use of network analysis and visualization. My first post in this series off-handedly introduced the phrase “bipolar labor movement”–which I suppose is … Continue reading
Posted in ALWW, History, Labor, Research
Tagged data, Gephi, labor history, networks, visualization
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Networked Labor Movement–one step backward
This is the second in a series of posts I expect to write to help me think through the use of network analysis and visualization. Read the first post, and a backgrounder. As one of my correspondents said of my … Continue reading
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Tagged data, digital humanities, labor history, visualization
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The Networked Labor Movement
This is the first in a series of posts I expect to write to help me think through the use of network analysis and visualization. When I started converting the printed American Labor Who’s Who to an electronic database, I … Continue reading
Posted in ALWW, History, Labor, Research
Tagged digital history, digital humanities, Gephi, labor history, networks
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